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MARCUS GARVEY TO SPEAK HERE SUNDAY NOV. 4 Thousands are hearing Marcus Garvey wherever he is appearing. Since securing his bail in New York he has been on a tour of the country, and his itinerary includes Louisville Sunday, November 4, at 3 o'clock in the Armory, Sixth and Walnut streets. Any man who is able to get together six million Negroes in one organization is entitled to a hearing and the citizens of Louisville like those of the other cities where he has spoken are expected to turn out in large numbers at the Armory. Garvey has a message well worth hearing. Mr. R. L. Poston, Secretary General of the U. N. I. A., a Kentuckian, spent the whole of last week speaking in interest of the movement, and preparing for the chief. Poston who is a spelndid speaker, was heard by hundreds. Thousands will doubtless sit under Garvey's voice at the Armory Sunday the 4th.
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MARCUS GARVEY TO SPEAK HERE SUNDAY NOV. 4 Thousands are hearing Marcus Garvey wherever he is appearing. Since securing his bail in New York he has been on a tour of the country, and his itinerary includes Louisville Sunday, November 4, at 3 o'clock in the Armory, Sixth and Walnut streets. Any man who is able to get together six million Negroes in one organization is entitled to a hearing and the citizens of Louisville like those of the other cities where he has spoken are expected to turn out in large numbers at the Armory. Garvey has a message well worth hearing. Mr. R. L. Poston, Secretary General of the U. N. I. A., a Kentuckian, spent the whole of last week speaking in interest of the movement, and preparing for the chief. Poston who is a spelndid speaker, was heard by hundreds. Thousands will doubtless sit under Garvey's voice at the Armory Sunday the 4th.
CURRENT NEWS AND OPINION
LINCOLN THE
ARRIED TE'CHERS BISHOP CLEMENT PLEADS FOR LAW AND ORDER
Beginning Monday October 29
Famous. lafayette Players of N. Y.
Admission